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No. Happier people work smarter. ^_^ Already down voted by cool hackers, so perhaps I need to put some first-grader-level explanations. ^_^ The classical sayi
by schiptsov 15y ago
No. Happier people work smarter. ^_^
Already down voted by cool hackers, so perhaps I need to put some first-grader-level explanations. ^_^
The classical saying declares that 'the only hell on Earth is ignorance'. The description of stupidity is, in general,
'restricted, repetitive behavior'. Several studies says that what we call a luck is a matter of attention and awareness (Catch the moment! - you know). Stress reduces awareness, make people too narrow, too repetitive (defense mechanism). Now, try to recall an illustration from famous (among hackers) Alan Kay's lectures, where people digging for a treasure and they're doubling the effort instead of shifting to other place. And at last, but not least, especially related to silent down-voting - one can't see what one don't know - recognizing has this 're' in front of it. ^_^
So, happier people, which means less restricted, less repetitive, less self-limited, more open, more aware, more awake, with broader vision and greater attention, calmer and balanced yes, in consequence, work smarter rather than harder.
- mcantelon 15y agoTrue. Confident people are less likely to do unnecessary things out of self-doubt: testing themselves or trying to win external validation. Confident people are more likely to focus on the work that matters and more likely to be happy. Ergo happy people are more likely to be efficient.
- lawnchair_larry 15y agoI think this ^_^ thing is likely to attract downvoters, if nothing else.
- schiptsov 15y agoyeah, they are so serious and proud, these hackers. =)